Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-07-20

pl.r butcher fought a battle for the BuIly's
Belt Of Berks county, last Wednesday.
For particulars see dispatch in another coll
umn.
II your lightning rod needs to be put in
a state OF repairs. C4II on J. VI. McDon aid
II YOU nave no rod on your build ng Nc
Donald will give you the required rod pro
tcctor.
Joseph Spiglemyer, of Shade mountain
los; a valuable horse some days ago, by
the beast tramping on horseshoe nail.
The horse was valued at one hund red and
ATTY dollars
George Haines, had his left hand cut
through the palm by the bursting Of bot
tie that he was pressing a cork into several
days ago. DIR Crawford WAS called TO give
surgical attention.
The Philadelphia Bulletin says; Every
variety Of pedtler is to he found at Cape
May, from the .'black gIasses" man to Sam
uel OF Posrn, who is glad to sell you a pair
OF fur lined susPeuders-
Merchant Hackenberger is no common
us,ud At getting mp balloon. "would not
wonder at all" they say, "ii Hacksnberger
should take notion some oC these DAYS to
take sail in baIloon-''
A Young man residing in this aeighbor-
hood. dreamed last Saturday night that he
was having rraad ride on velociPsIe.
Ehc machine upset and be found himself
ruIIiu. under the bed
Notice OF the Spruce Hin band festival
held Last Friday afternoon and evening
came too Late tor Insertion. GcutIsmru.
please send your favors a day earlier, that
We may receive them in time
Port Royal aud IcsesburS Lutheran : sab-
bath Schools VAL hold a he Set picnic a;
..Jhr view on the top Of Tuscs-orp noun
I tain on the road Irading from Port Royal
. TO Ickesburr on Saturday July 2s, 1857.
II - astonishing how coat OF suitable
paint preserves the roof Of Ahouse or barn
/ You want TO be certain Of the kind Of paint
you put on your building. J. N. NcDon-
I ald IN. the paint, that tin or wooden
| roof requires
I President Cleveland attended the cen
/ truniaI anniversary of the founding Of Clin-
ton, York state, on the 18th inst and in a
| short speech stated his recollecuons of the
place when his father lived there whea Gro
yer was 4 school boy
A storm Of wind and rain about O'Clock
90 Sunday, dill considerable damage &c
property in the vicinity Of Carlisle Th,
Indian School property, and the Aims
house received damage to the extent of sew
eral thousand dollars.
Three law suits between bosses and ItL
ian railroad diggers, on one day, before
squire, with - Italian spectators aud a
many Of the people Of the village As couIc
crowd to the front wes the IiyIiest genera
en.er'ainueatthat Ncveytovn has had il
many days.
The other dlv while Ralph Rspeuschsd
and George CuIp, were looking tor ash bal
along the river shore below town they foun,
several nests Of snake eggs. The boy
we're 50 delighted with the Hudiug Of ths
eggs that thev brought lsI OF them to town
to show TO their friends.
John HolIobaugh, and George Shiyery
have purchased th. tin.s-r risht OILS acres
OF James Kyle IN Walker township, an,
viii At once proceed 20 cut the wood. Jane
NcCauIey assisted them IN Iocatiug IN
place a. which 20 sink a vel By which Q
obtain water tor their sac mfu engine
English SPayia Liaiment remove, o.
Hard. SOFT, or C-11usrf Lumps anI BI-m
f.hes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Carb-
Splrnts, Sweeney. RinEbone. SuH-s
Srr.ln., Swrliings. etc ssve go b uss
% one bottle wsrant-t. sold bv
Banks = Co., Dr1EEi.t, NiHin'o~a Pa Il
The BIoom6-Ii Advocate % Ia.t wees
says Several thousand bushels % cor
have been hauied from C1uberIand count
to this SIDE this summer. ard the teams a.
stiI az O.. This = owing partly @ the short
usss o. last years crop, aud partly to n
iuersasrd uuub-r o. cattle fed in this couu
~.
An exchange slys Al ordinary PotA;
SilI keep most lower. fresh for two week,
or more in moderate temperature Th
best Wsy i 70 cut slits IN the potatoes an,
insert the tower stems, and fasten thei
with little cotton or paper Potatoe
may E.-o be Eset in horaI decorations, Be
InE concealed by the leaves.
NJ Ouvet Church, in TrousdaIc, Lebar
on county, was struck by lightning Ia
. Thursday, while the congregation was
worship. The lightning Ieapod into II
audience room by the stove-pipes. Tt
whole congregation was thrown down, m
Mrs. Reese Davidson viii die from u
shock. number of others were severel
hurt.
Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland are on
trip down cast An insect shut one {
Mrs. Clevriand's ewes by a sting, and Il
President went TO bed with n spell of cho
era morbus. JefIersonisn simplicity wouI
have suggested a little mud plaster tor Mr.
a spoon or two OF pure rye for the Pres
e dents stomach.
The second quarterly meeting for Thorn
soutown charge. VI. z. Church will be he
y At Pine Grove, on Saturday and sund'
' next, 23rd and oath inst, by the p. E.
Foster, after which the Quarterly Co
= ference VIII be held. Preaching on Satu
= day BY the Presiding Elder. Preaching
a Sabbath morning at 10. o'clock Preac
n ing in the evening All are invited.
tr An excursion train at st. Thomas, On
l. on Saturday, ran into freight train IN
n was passing on grade crossing Of anoth
.s road. The passenger locomotive struck t
4 freight train among coal oil cars The CO
oil took fire, exploded barrels and tan'
scattering fire all around. Houses "